Walk down and visit Tbilisi Mosque established in the 18th century, Legvtakhevi Waterfall, and sulfur bath houses. There are lots of cafes and bars, souvenir shops and art galleries located near the bath house district near Maidan Square, Sharden, and Erekle II streets.
Finish up the tour by visiting the Sioni Cathedral, formerly the main cathedral of Georgia, and Anchiskhati Basilica from the 6th century, the oldest church in Tbilisi.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Tbilisi.
Continue to Uplistskhe, a rock-hewn town located near Gori. Archaeological excavations have uncovered layers from the Early Iron Age to Late Middle Ages here. Artifacts found in Uplistskhe are now part of the Georgian National Museum exhibition.
Arrive at the center of the Imereti region, the city of Kutaisi. Visit the Gelati Monastery and Academy, the burial place of one of the most prominent kings of Georgia, David the Builder. The monastery is a true masterpiece of traditional Georgian church architecture and was known as a cultural and theological center throughout the centuries.
Overnight stay in Kutaisi.
Drive back to Tbilisi and stop in the town of Mtskheta to do some sightseeing. Two UNESCO World Heritage sites are located in this small town, which has been referred to by Georgians as the holy city. One UNESCO site is the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, dating back to the 11th century. The interior of the church was once full of frescos; now only a few of them remain. The second UNESCO site, Jvari Monastery, stands on a hill overlooking Mtskheta where the Mtvari and Aragvi Rivers converge. The monastery was built in the 6th century and then reinforced with defensive structures in the late Middle Ages.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Tbilisi.
Along the Mtkvari River there are several historical and architectural monuments. Here you will be able to take some incredible photos of the gorgeous Khertvisi and Tmogvi Fortresses.
Drive to the Georgian-Armenian border, change transport and meet up with your guide. Transfer to Giumri, the second largest city in Armenia. Go on a short tour of Giumri, exploring both the old and new streets of this historical city.
Overnight stay in Giumri.
Take a tour of the capital of Armenia- Yerevan. For ages this city has been known as The Pink City because of the color of the stone used in its architecture. Visit Republic Square, Mashtoc Avenue, the House of Opera and Ballet named after Aram Khachatryan, and Cascad Park. You will also visit Yerevan Brandy Factory where you will be able to try world-famous brandy. Next, visit the Manuscript Museum of Armenia, Matenadaran; this is where all ancient Armenian Manuscripts are kept. Lastly, visit the History Museum and Genocide Memorial known as Tsitsernakaberd.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Yerevan.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Yerevan.